Morning journal and courier., 1887-09-15

aid G. Mitchell, Professor Honey, Judge Morris and many more influential men of the city. Mr. Daniel B. Beach of Rochester, N. Y., 8 brother of the deceased, was also pres ent, and there was 8 large and imposing rep resentation of the members of the bar of this county present. The internlent was in the family lot in the Grove street cemetery.
 n1st of Patents.
 List of patents issued from the U. s. Patent Of flee for the week ending Sept 12 1887, for the State of Connecticut, furnished from the office of John E. Earle, solicitor of patents, New uave1- Conn.,:
 J. H. Barlow New Haven, cartridge implement T. E. J: Blackham. Bridgeport, assignor to Benedict Q. B. Cottrell, Southington, receiving table for W. Davis and W Casey. southington, die for T. P. Foy, Danbury, fur blowing machine burgh, New Haven. brush '-'.- VI -'' ''D H. Hubbeli, Norwich, device for feeding and de- ' J. H. Shaw, assfgnor to Sargent $ Co.,. New Ha- A. Shepard, Huntsville, meat cutter-two pa- tents p' ,,lsa A: Tracey, assignor to w. A. Aiken Norwich, L. E. Whiton assignor to D. E. whiton Co.,, West Stafford, lathe chuck.
 N c: Stiles, Middletown, press for cutting and stamping articles of sheet metal.
 More zsailroad signal Powers.
 
 towers have been completed at the lower end of the New York road. The towers will be ten feet square and thirty five feet high.
 General State News
 FIRE PARADEs.
 The Mystic fire parade will occur on Thurs day, September 10th, the Norwich parade October 9th, the Will1mantic parade Septem- Der 24th.
 DIED IN BARKHAMsTEAD.
 Wm. Case, brother of Lewis NJ. Case of Simsbury and son-in law of Dwight Gates, died at his home in Barkhamstead last week of typhoid fever.
 WILL GIVE ANOTHER.
 ANsoNIA, Conn, Sept 14.-The Derby other fail meeting, October Il, 12 and 13, for purses amounting to $1 200.
 NEW PAPER
 The first number of the new weekly paper which is to be called the Simsbury Siftines will be issued on Saturday in Simsbury from the press of H.E. Csc & Sons RC Tongue and E. F. Donahue are the managers and ed itors of the paper.
 SUDDEN DEATH. Mrs. Julia Curley New Britain woman of about sixty years, vas found dead in bed by her daughter Tuesdly morning. She was feeling in unusuallygood health the evening previous Dr. Conings, the medical exam 1ner, after examining the body certified that her death was due to enlargement of the heart.
 NINETY T THE SHADE
 Daniel Clark, the veteran Thames river oysterman, who hasnow passed his ninetieth year, came down t%day in his tidy little boat in hot pursuit round clans. With the exception of isible tremulousness of head and hands the lncient water man seems to be enjoying excellent health-New Lon don Day.
 IN RANFoRD.
 The Seymour Strtton company gave A performance in Gayords Opera House, Bran ford, Monday evenig. Miss Lizzie Segmore was in the leading rle as the pet of the fish, cries in the play o ''May Blossom" the fisherman's bride, ad did finely. Last night 'Colleen Bawn" wal presented by the same company.
 WOMAN ANTBABY RESCUED. HARTFORD. Ct. Set. 14.-Early this after noon Mrs. 5. La Bonte, whose husband keeps saloon at IA Front street, walked with her baby in hearms to Morgan street and threw herself iuo the river. The woman and baby, who was cad, were soon rescued A warrant chargingMrs. La Bonte with mur- der has been issued.
 A DRAFcOMMUNITY A very ancient lay from the most rustic regions of Waterfoh came to New London on Saturday last, ari she had not seen New London for nearly fty years. Now it SO happened that sbou everywhere she went With her friends soIebody was holding tel ephone to his ear. Upon her retutn she was asked how she likedthe city. ooh. liked it pretty well," was the reply, "only about every body seems tobe deaf; leastwise they were holding an eartrumpet to their ear y
 TO THE BATTLEIELDS OF VIRGINIA. The members of jheridan's Veterans, as. sociatiop will make their third bienaial .- cursion to Gettysburg, Antietem, Bull Run, the Shenandoah valley, Fredericksburg, Petersburg and other points of interest in October, leaving New York on the morning of the 11th and reaching Boston, on the return, on the morning of the 18th. The party is limited to 100 and will include ladies. Tickets, $54 for the round trip, may be had in Hartford of General L. A. Dickin son.